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Which statement best summarizes the support for the war as expressed by most Northerners?A)They only fought to preserve the Union throughout the entire warB)They believed that the cause of states' rights justified their position in the warC)They began fighting to preserve the Union, but also came to see slavery must be endedD)They fought to end slavery from the very first shots of the war
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